Diller School News Staff and Class Page Listing
The Diller School announces its news staff and class rosters with roles including Bobbie Gree editor in chief, Lawrence Clark senior class, Amanda Achtemeier junior class, Fern Nippert sophomore, Max Thompson assistant, Dale Sandman freshen, and athletic and dramatic staff such as Jean Bond and Robert Thompson. Additional faculty and grade assignments cover 4th through 8th grades with Sybil Fasnacht and Earnest Garrels guiding grades 1-3.
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Bobbie Gree
Lawrence Clark
Amanda Achtemeier
Fern Nippert
Max Thompson
Dale Sandman
Ecksky
Jean Bond
Max Johnson
Assa
T. Athletics
Dale
Close
Robert Thompson
Gerald Garrels Mui
Kee Teck Carolynn Clark
Scott Miller
Keith Hudson
Rob’t Glathar
Sybil 'Fasnacht
Earnest Garrels
Clara ‘Achtemeier
Experience as teacher and source of practical sense
The text argues experience builds all needed qualities for practical use and education is the first step to gaining experience. It notes timid people miss learning by facing the world and that alert individuals learn from past actions to improve methods when facing new problems. It links education to increased mentality self reliance and perseverance through social contact.
Report Cards Delayed as Exams Missed by Students
Report cards will be late because many students missed examinations last week. Primary causes were reading difficulties and practice sessions. Make up tests are being administered this week to complete evaluations.
Diller Educational Day Set With Contests Art Exhibit
The Diller Educational Day occurs next Friday with a rural school program Scholastic contests and a band concert in the park or gymnasium. An art exhibit features work from rural schools and Diller grade school. A picnic dinner is planned with potato salad baked beans sandwiches cake pie and bananas.
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Diller
Knowledge Diggers Club Meets at Diller High School
The Knowledge Diggers Club gathered at Diller High School with Mrs. Clark county superintendent speaking on Eighth Grade Examinations. Mr. Ludington urged playground supervision and collaboration with students. After the business portion, games followed and lunch was served. Next meeting May 12 will feature Q&A and a talk on PTA in rural schools.
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Knowledge Diggers Club
Diller High School
Weidauer
Senior Notes The Reviews class was almost hen
The fragment hints at a school or club meeting titled Senior Notes and Reviews. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable to establish a concrete event, outcome, or stake.
Buzz in Professional Training Classes Described
A regular Monday buzz covers student experiences in each school. English 12 works on Essentials of English grammar while Music students face six week exams this Saturday. Advanced Typing students practice typing financial documents. Bookkeeping focuses on commercial drafts and their uses in collection and credit.
Public Life Pioneers and Classic Texts in Class
The class discusses women in public life with Anne Hutchinson as a Massachusetts figure of 1637 and notes a banishment. It reviews ancient metals like gold and copper and explains ore forms. It mentions finishing The Merchant of Venice and a Typing class reset of torn pages and marks.
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Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Lee
Nebraska school notes on crops geography and history
Sophomore notes describe Agriculture and Geography of Nebraska class planting corn wheat oats barley and peas and studying sugar beets and potatoes. Geometery class covers theories and proportional line segments while World History class studies England and related terms with surprise at varying meanings. Close will books this April 20 Pioneer.
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Nebraska
Clessa
England
British Isles
British Commonwealth
Great Britain
Scholastic Contest at Reybolds
Sophomores taking the trip include Lawrence Clark and Dale Sandman for English 10 Geometery is represented by Max Thompson and Dale Sandman and by Max Thompson for World History.
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Reybolds
Lawrence Clark
Dale Sandman
Max Thompson
Tale of Two Cities to Be Studied in English 10
The English 10 class will study The Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. The story is challenging but steady effort will help students master it.
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Two Cities
Charles Dickens
Freshman School Notes on Latin Dictator Story and Studies
The Latin class read of dictator power in ancient Rome and the Story of Cincinnatus. English class works on Building better Sentences and the five essentials. Algebra covers fractions, while General Science begins a unit on electricity and electrical devices.
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Incianatus
Local Carnival Rehearsals Feature Old Time Jazz Band
Music practice last week centered on shaping an old time jazz band from Hickville for the Carnival. Band members include Mrs. Schindler, Jern Nippert, Dale Close, Ji anita Anderson, Eleanor Weigel, Elizabeth Green, and Scott er. A chorus with Lucille Findling, Mildred Krebs, Clara Achtemeier, and Myrtle Hutchinson was developed. A tap dance number was created by Fern Nippert, Dorothy Nippert, and Jean Bond.
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Hickville
Mrs. Schindler
Jern Nippert
Dale Close
Ji‘anita Anderson
Eleanor Weigel
Petty
Elizabeth Green
Scotter
Lucille Findling
Mildred Krebs
Clara Achtemeier
Myrtle Hutchinson
Fern Nippert
Dorothy Nippert
Jean Bond
Errors of Life Reflected On Glass-Topped Desk
Dean W A Jarret of Creighton College of Pharmacy keeps a glass-topped desk with a mimeographed sheet titled Errors of Life drawn up during his Florida recovery. The list, underscored by the dean as the chief error of older people, criticizes attempts to set universal standards and to measure others by oneself.
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World Herald
W.A. Jarret
Creighton College of Pharmacy
Jarrett
Florida
Pioneer Conference Track Meet Set For April 24
Diller will host the Pioneer Conference Track and Field Meet with Endicott defending. Champions are favored to repeat as titles are contested in the spring event.
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Diller
Endicott
Pioneer Conference Meet Brings 65 Plus Local Runners
Endicott Daykin Steele City Plymouth Reynolds and Diller host a Pioneer Conference track meet with 65 plus high school boys. Event results list Wells Endicott in sprints and Mal chow Diller in the 440 plus relays and field events including Renner Daykin in shot put and Knoche Plymouth in discus. Andrews Diller Endicott Wells lead high jump and pole vault with marks around 5 ft 4 in and 9 ft 10 in.
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Endicott
Daykin
Steele City
Plymouth
Reynolds and
Diller
Pioneer
Wells
Malchow
Bennett
Mile
Garrels
Dil
Renner
Knoche
Andrews
Endorff
Thomas
Sproul Daykin
Endicott Bennett
DeBusk
Well
Triangular League meet results at Diller Kansas
Diller hosts a Triangular League track meet with Hollenberg and Steele City. Lichenburger of Hollenberg topped events in shot put discus high jump and pole vault totaling 20 points to lead individuals. Berneis and Diller’s Garrels and Cunningham also posted top scores as Diller claimed 56 total points followed by Hollenberg 42 and Steele City 10.
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Diller
Hollenberg
Kans
Steele City
Cunningham
Bowen
Johnson
Lichenburger
Sasse
Fairbank
Bernneis
Nicholson
Fairbanks
Haregrave
S. C
Ellison
Island
Hartgraves
Henrichs
Garton
Fry
Garrels
Clark
Berneis
Maw
D. Garrels
G. Garrels
Morgan
S.C
Ist
Hollenbrg
Kansas
D. Garcels
B Cunningham
7th and 8th Grade Notes Exhibit Preparations
The Arithmetic class finishes studying compound interest. Diagraming is underway in grammar class. All material not on exhibit sheets will be displayed in the school room.
Fourth and Fifth Grade Classes Review Math and Geography
The fourth grade Arithmetic class studies division of numbers and fractions while the fifth grade handles subtractions. The fifth Geography class covers Canada, Newfoundland, and North American countries. Students earning A in six weeks spelling test include Betty Grabber, Esther Lamb, Shirley Garrels, Rodger Arntt, Robert Dale Clark, Mary Lou Thompson, Marilyn Miller, Denice Anderson, and Joyce Johnson.
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Canada
Newfoundland
North America
Betty Grabber
Esther Lamb
Shirley Garrels
Rodger Arntt
Robert Dale Clark
Mary Lou Thompson
Marilyn Miller
Denice Anderson
Joyce Johnson
First Grade Notes on Attendance and Spelling
Pupils not absent or tardy in six weeks include Dean Moore Faye Garrels Duane Nicholson Patrick Cunningham Dwaine Green Gloria Miller Carolyn Moore Irene Greider Dwaine Green and Patrick Cunningham earned A on an oral spelling test Carolyn Moore scored 100 percent in spelling last Monday Our first grade pupils have new spelling books they are proud of
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Dean Moore
Faye Garrels
Duane Nicholson
Patrick Cunningham
Dwaine Green
Gloria Miller
Carolyn Moore
Irene Greider
Count Our Blessings In Going Through Life
A reflective meditation urges gratitude for health and peaceful slumber, noting how society dwells on misfortune while neglecting months of good health and undisturbed sleep. The piece contrasts minor daily pains with the quiet accrual of well being across time.
Johnson Faultless in Dress as President
Andrew Johnson during his White House years was faultless in dress, noted for a frock coat high collar well fitting shoes and carefully cut trousers. Biographers describe him as a perfect American man, of fine mold and splendid physique.
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Johnson
Andrew Johnson
White House
Tung Oil History and production in Chinese lacquer work
Tung oil, pressed from the Chinese chestnut tree nuts, is thick and has a strong odor. It dries similarly to linseed oil to form a tough, resistant film and has long been the basis of celebrated Chinese lacquers.
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China
History of the piano and its early keyboard ancestors
The modern pianoforte is about 200 years old. Its predecessors the spinet and chord plucked strings rather than struck. The hammer action appeared with the clavichord in the 17th century.
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Reeb
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